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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 58.784.414 von Reservesplit am 24.09.18 18:27:46Das GAP up ist bei 0,125 CAD entstanden. Entspricht einem Kurs von ca. 0,083 €.
Zwischen 0,125 CAD und 0,130 CAD ist eine charttechnische Lücke entstanden.
Kommt eine tragende NEWS, wird es wohl nicht mehr geschlossen werden.
Zwischen 0,125 CAD und 0,130 CAD ist eine charttechnische Lücke entstanden.
Kommt eine tragende NEWS, wird es wohl nicht mehr geschlossen werden.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 58.782.914 von huba1972 am 24.09.18 16:04:09Das GAP bei 0,07 muss erst einmal geschlossen werden. Bis dahin wird Pure auf jeden Fall noch einmal gehen. Kann schon morgen sein oder erst in 4 Wochen. We will see
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 58.782.803 von huba1972 am 24.09.18 15:54:52
Zitat von huba1972: Hallo zusammen
Kann mir jemand erklären Warum die Aktie in den USA auf auf 0,149 USD Steigt und sie bei uns auf 0,099 fällt ???
Hallo zusammen
Kann mir jemand erklären Warum die Aktie in den USA auf auf 0,149 USD Steigt und sie bei uns auf 0,099 fällt ???
Kann mir jemand erklären Warum die Aktie in den USA auf auf 0,149 USD Steigt und sie bei uns auf 0,099 fällt ???
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Ich hoffe das der Aufwärtstrend bestehen bleibt und wir bald Positive Nachrichten hören werden.
Tesla secures a supply agreement with China’s biggest lithium producer for batteries
Fred Lambert
- Sep. 21st 2018 6:20 am ET
Tesla is currently trying to secure resources for its battery production ramp up at Gigafactory 1.
Now we’ve learned that the automaker has signed a supply agreement with China’s biggest lithium producer.
China’s Ganfeng Lithium, who recently signed a massive supply agreement with LG Chem, announced today a new deal to supply lithium-hydroxide to Tesla starting this year up to 2020 with the option to extend the contract by 3 years, according to Bloomberg.
The timing of the contract indicates that Tesla and its battery producer Panasonic would use the lithium at its Gigafactory 1 in Nevada and not its upcoming new Gigafactory 3 in China.
If Gigafactory 1 reaches its goal of 35 GWh of battery cell production by the end of the year, it is estimated to need about 28,000 tons of lithium hydroxide per year.
The new deal with Ganfeng would reportedly cover about a fifth of Tesla’s lithium needs.
Tesla has been increasingly involved in the battery supply chain since it started its Gigafactory project with Panasonic and it has been trying to secure raw materials from many different sources.
At first, they said that they would focus on sourcing resources locally in America, but recent contracts, including this one, have been signed with foreign companies.
Earlier this year, Tesla secured a deal to get lithium from Australia.
Though Ganfeng also has an interest in Lithium Americas, which has several ongoing projects in America, including in the US and in Chile.
The automaker already signed a conditional supply agreement with Pure Energy Minerals, which has claims on 9,500 acres of lithium brine in Clayton Valley – just a four-hour drive from the Tesla Gigafactory, but the mining company has yet to enter a production phase and therefore, Tesla needs to secure other sources.
Electrek’s Take
We have been expecting to see more similar supply agreements from Tesla for a while now.
While it would be preferable to see Tesla secures supply closer to Gigafactory 1, it needs to get lithium where it can as the market becomes increasingly more competitive.
Battery supply is in many cases the bottleneck in electric vehicle production and that’s expected to become even more the case with new EVs from legacy automakers going into production.
Deals like this one are going to be increasingly important.
https://electrek.co/2018/09/21/tesla-lithium-supply-agreemen…
Fred Lambert
- Sep. 21st 2018 6:20 am ET
Tesla is currently trying to secure resources for its battery production ramp up at Gigafactory 1.
Now we’ve learned that the automaker has signed a supply agreement with China’s biggest lithium producer.
China’s Ganfeng Lithium, who recently signed a massive supply agreement with LG Chem, announced today a new deal to supply lithium-hydroxide to Tesla starting this year up to 2020 with the option to extend the contract by 3 years, according to Bloomberg.
The timing of the contract indicates that Tesla and its battery producer Panasonic would use the lithium at its Gigafactory 1 in Nevada and not its upcoming new Gigafactory 3 in China.
If Gigafactory 1 reaches its goal of 35 GWh of battery cell production by the end of the year, it is estimated to need about 28,000 tons of lithium hydroxide per year.
The new deal with Ganfeng would reportedly cover about a fifth of Tesla’s lithium needs.
Tesla has been increasingly involved in the battery supply chain since it started its Gigafactory project with Panasonic and it has been trying to secure raw materials from many different sources.
At first, they said that they would focus on sourcing resources locally in America, but recent contracts, including this one, have been signed with foreign companies.
Earlier this year, Tesla secured a deal to get lithium from Australia.
Though Ganfeng also has an interest in Lithium Americas, which has several ongoing projects in America, including in the US and in Chile.
The automaker already signed a conditional supply agreement with Pure Energy Minerals, which has claims on 9,500 acres of lithium brine in Clayton Valley – just a four-hour drive from the Tesla Gigafactory, but the mining company has yet to enter a production phase and therefore, Tesla needs to secure other sources.
Electrek’s Take
We have been expecting to see more similar supply agreements from Tesla for a while now.
While it would be preferable to see Tesla secures supply closer to Gigafactory 1, it needs to get lithium where it can as the market becomes increasingly more competitive.
Battery supply is in many cases the bottleneck in electric vehicle production and that’s expected to become even more the case with new EVs from legacy automakers going into production.
Deals like this one are going to be increasingly important.
https://electrek.co/2018/09/21/tesla-lithium-supply-agreemen…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 58.767.889 von Arctic-Power am 21.09.18 23:50:54Na bis auf wenige......
Das GAP up stört mich.
Das GAP up stört mich.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 58.767.889 von Arctic-Power am 21.09.18 23:50:54Wir haben ein GAP.
Entweder es wird bei 0,125 CAD geschlossen oder es kommt kurzfristig eine zukunftsweisende NEWS und der Kurs explodiert.
Es kommt selten vor das ein kurstechnisches GAP up nicht auch wieder geschlossen wird.
https://web.tmxmoney.com/pricehistory.php?qm_symbol=PE
Entweder es wird bei 0,125 CAD geschlossen oder es kommt kurzfristig eine zukunftsweisende NEWS und der Kurs explodiert.
Es kommt selten vor das ein kurstechnisches GAP up nicht auch wieder geschlossen wird.
https://web.tmxmoney.com/pricehistory.php?qm_symbol=PE
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 58.767.877 von Arctic-Power am 21.09.18 23:49:22Bin ganz happy mit meinen Anteilen und gebe sie auch nicht mehr her............................
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